EXCERPT from Breaking Up: Finding and Working with a New Jersey Divorce Attorney There are ways you can reduce your legal bills with a little bit of effort: Respond to your lawyerRead More…
A Tribute To Those We’ve Lost….
This week we’ve unfortunately received the news that two of our clients passed away. Over the years, we have had the privilege to serve many who were ill or at the endRead More…
Concerning International Parent Abduction…
Most parents who have custody disputes have no reason to be concerned that the other parent will attempt to abscond out of the country to avoid sharing parenting, but in some cases,Read More…
5 Reasons to Talk to a Divorce Lawyer BEFORE You’re Ready to Divorce
Do not wait until you’ve had enough. There are at least five good reasons why you need to talk to a divorce lawyer as soon as you think maybe this isn’t goingRead More…
Why a Cheap Divorce Isn’t Always Cheap
Want a quick, cheap divorce? Also…Want to come back in a year and litigate with attorneys spending $10-20k because you didn’t include important things? Want to waive interest in things you didn’tRead More…
How the Pandemic Changed Family Court (so far)
People often ask how quickly things are moving in family court in New Jersey right now, due to the pandemic. Each vicinage and each chambers has managed a different level of adaptationRead More…
On Hearing Hard Truths…the Hard Working Spouse and the Unfairness Argument
The hardest types of consults that I have as an attorney are the ones where, having just met this person for the first time either in person or on the phone, IRead More…
Strategies for Coping With Divorce: Therapist Steve Cohen Offers Tips
The emotional aspects of divorce are something divorce lawyers have to navigate, but it is not our expertise. Although we try to help clients through this difficult time, a supportive therapist is an amazing tool in your arsenal if you are struggling. We caught up with Steve Cohen, a local therapist, who offers some tips.
COVID Precautions in the New Normal
Our office has taken COVID-19 seriously from the start. Back in March of 2020, when it became increasingly clear we were facing a public health crisis, we quickly moved to remoteRead More…
5 Things You Don’t Want to Do With Your Estate Plan
There are a lot of ways to go wrong. Avoid these common errors in creating your plan. Don’t make co-executors if you can avoid it. Maybe you think by makingRead More…